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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14

RuL CHANDLER introduced in the Sen.
ATE Yesterday a bill for a special election
Isv in several of the Southern Democratic
States, whereby the United States Govern
msnt Is TO take charge of the poiis in those
States This Is the same BILL CHANDLER
who was Secretary Of the Navy when so
many millions of the peoples money mys-
trriously and uuaccouutably disappeared.
BrII came out of office rich, too. Now he
u 4 great GoD-and-morality man. BILLS
measure pretty nearly equals in pure gall
the bill. also introduced yesterday, Of the
uutamed FRYE, OF Maine, TO promote
the political progress and commercial pros
peritv OF the American people" What the
body of FRYE's bill Is has not yet been
made public, but it probably starts out:
BE it hereby enacted that GROv EE
CLEVELAND be elected bodily from the
White House and that the Hon. JAMES &.
BLAINE. of Maine, be installed therein for
life. with WM. /. FRYE, of Maine, to be
,irand High Muster OF the Robes. Aud
BE it further enacted that all the Dem
oyratic States of this Union be hereby de
rlarrd conquered provinces to be held in
subsection to the Lord of the Realm and
AL Democratic leaders ct said Democratic
States hanged, drawn and quartered.
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STRIKCEN DOWN.
Mast,r Workman Powderly Has q Severe
Hemorrhage of the Lungs.

Master Workman Powderly Has a Severe
Hemorrhage of the Lungs.
SCRANTON, Pa, December 13.-General
Master Workman Powderly is seriously
sick at his home in this city.
His condition has created much alarm
among his relatives and the people gener-
ally.
The cause of his illness is hemorrhage
of the left lung, with which he was violent
ly attacked on Sunday night while on his
way from Providence, r. l., to Philadel-
phia, to attend yesterdays meeting
of the General Executive Board of
the Knights of Labor. He was on
Sound steamer Of the Fall River
line when the sickness overcame him, and
after receiving medical attention, deemed
it best TO come on home, and telegraphed
his wife to send a carrisge and his pbysi-
clan, DR.. W. E. Allen, to the D., L. & W.
depot to meet the train upon which he
would arrive. Yesterday afternoon he also
sent word to Philadelphia that he could
not attend the meeting, and stated the
cause. As soon rs he reached Scranton lie
was placed in a carriage and hurried TO
bis home, where he received such further
attention as his physician deemed neces-
sary, and where his aflectionate and ever
willing wife could nurse and care for him.
The attending physician has ordered that
L.. nll Nn hA lah II, ,af
outside of his own immediate relatives,
and says he must have absolute rest and
quiet fer several days. Mr.. Powderly is
very weak as the result of the hemorrhage,
and though he has suffered from lung ST
fections and throat complaints before, his
wife says nothing has so weakened his
system as this attack, and she feels con.
siderably alarmed over his condition. For
the past few days he has been on the con-
tinual move, and his oyer-eKertion to meet
the demands upon his time are thought to
have been the direct cause of this attack.
Grand Master Workman Powderly is in
q dangerous condition tonight, and even
his closest co-laborers in the organization,
are not permitted to see him. Great
anxiety is manifested in all circles.
Announcements of his condition are
made hourly. The announcement of his
illness, telegraphed in all directions this
morning, resulted in rush OF messages
from New York, Philadelphia, Chicago,
Pittsburg San Francisco and other places
all day asking about him. The fact was
made public tonight that several members
of the General Executive Board are eX-
pectsd to arrive here tomorrow.
SCRANTON, Pa, December l3.-At 81
o'clock this evening DR.. Allen stated that
Mr.. Powderly was resting easily. The
hemorrhages have ceased, and the doctor
is of the opinion that with absolute rest
and quiet Mr.. Powderly's recovery will be
in lew days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
1T is CARN0T'S OWN
WHAT TIE PARISIANS CALL THE NEW
FRENCH CABINET
Predictions TIA. 1t Will Pail BY The Holidiys-
Sadi-Carnas Pacific Message 10 The Assem-
bly-L Wilson IIculpa.sd By
The Committee.

FARIs, December l3-The formation Of
the Tersrd Ministry Was brought about
by threats of President Carnot &c resign il
NJ. Tierard refused to 60 ahead with the
task. 1t is now called ''Carnot' 9 Cabinet"
The organ Of N. Clemenceau and other
radical organs make violent attacks on
the new Government, which it is expected
will collapse after the holidays.
President Carnot's message WAS submit.
ted to the Chambers to- day. In it he sd-
vocates policy Of concert concord and
appessement, and urges the adoption Of
practical reforms for the improvement Of
the finance. The Chambers. NO says, ID
assisting the Government 10 execute this
programme, will give Europe . precious
pledge Of Frances ardent desire to con-
tribute 10 the consolidation Of general
peace, and TO facilitate the development Of
good foreign relations.
PARIS, December l3.-The Court Of Ar
raignment has pronounced thst no Gaze
has been established against NJ. Wilson,
NJ. Grevy's son in-law. in connection with
the decorstion scandals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
OFFICERS OF THE ELKS.
Wearers of the Antlers Elect Their
Chiefs,

Wearers of the Antlers Elect Their
Chiefs.
NEW YORK, December l3.-The Grand
Lodge Of the Order of Elks was in session
all day yesterday, considering chiefly the
holding OF annual conventions in other
cities than New York. Il was finally de-
termined that all the annual meetings
shall be held in this city. Officers were
elected as follows: Dr. Hamilton f.
Leach, of Washington, Exalted Grand
Ruler; Judge w. C. Jones, Of st. Louis,
Esteemed Leading Grand Knight; Perry
S. Williams, Esteemed Royal Grand
Knight Emile Boulier, of Louisville, Es-
teemed Lecturing Knight; A. c. More
land, OF New York, Grand Secretary;
Hugh O'Neill, OF New York, Grand Treas
Urer; +. C. Chamberlain, Frand Filler;
trustees, J. J. Tindale and Henry Palmer,
of New York, Frank Moran, of Philadel-
phia, and Simon Qujnlan, of Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
Teemer's MisfottunsS.

BosToN, December l3.-John Teemer,
the Pttsburg oarsman, is SIN confined 10
bed by his injured aukle and will not bo
able ogo south Tor at least ten days. To
aid TO his misfortune, his wife and child
were taken very sick w..L egs, "ad fns
several days were III great danger; but
they are now on The road 10 speedy rrcov-
cry. On the whole, Teernrr considers his
accident bit Of good luck, because, he
reasons, that IL be had started for Florida
aud his wife and child were taken danger
Ously III. they would all he at disadvan-
tagc. Iiamm and Mckay ail for Ssvan-
nah Thursday, taking three boas and al
The rowing parnphsrnaIia for themselves
and Teemer with them. The champion
apd his family will sail from Boston n
week later.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
Arch Abbot WINNERS Funeral.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, December l3.-The re-
mains of Arch Abbot Boniface WINNER,
founder Of the Benedictine order in the
United States, we're buried uuder the
high altar at st. Vincent Abbey, West
moreland county, Pa, at noon to-day.
The services were very impressive, and
were attended BY Bishops who were taken
from the order The Father Abbots of
different abbeys, in New Jersey, North
Carolina, and Iowa, and the Mother SpRe-
riors Of several houses o.ths order in vari-
ous parts Of the country were present
The dead abbot was robed in brown corulo,
cowles OF the order, laced in with the
rosria over which the insignia Of his office
and authority was placed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
RoCKEFEIL LER AND FLOWER
Refuse 20 Serve as Directors of the Rich
mond and West Point Road.

Refuse 20 Serve as Directors of the Rich
mond and West Point Road.
NEW YORK, December 13.-William
Rockefeller and Roswell 2. Flower in
formed the committee yesterday that they
would not serve as directors OF the Rich
mond and West Point Terminal Railroad
Company. The. election will take place at
Richmond to-day, and Geo. F. Stone, John
G.. Moore and Edward Lauterbach, who
hold proxies on about tmee-fOurth5 of the
capital stock, started for Richmond yester-
day afternoon Messrs. Rockefeller and
Flower will be elected with the other di-
rectors agreed upon, but they will proba-
bly, resign immediately afterward. Efforts
to harmoniZe the different interest have
not been abandoned, however, although
the present manogers were not pleased by
the action of the proposed new directors,
who were expected to give strength to the
Board.
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Begin the Now Year with wooInx Fortune.

In the city Of New Orleans, La, on
Tuesday, (always Tuesday, November
sth, 1887, the cloth Grand Monthly
Drawing Of The Louisiana State Lottery
took place. As IL the constant custom IL
was under The sole supervision Of Gen'ls
q. +. Beauregard. Of La, and Jubal A.
Early, ofVa. There was sent 10 all over
the world a golden shower in sums from
sl0,O0 downvsrda. The Fipt Prize OF
$3.50, 900 VA drawn by No. 7I,ilI, and
was -oId In fractional parts OF tenths
at 81 each, sent TO N. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La. One tenth Was
paid TO Michael Slutzki and Solomon
Piukogski Of Boston, Mass one 70 Hdgsr
Burnett, Agent Adams Express Go. 1t Jaek.
ron. Mich. (; one 10 Mrs. n. Bernard, S,eux
Falls. through Sioux Falls NATL Bank;
one TO VIM. Posd, Of Anacontz, Mont.
through the Omaha Natl Bank Of Ouai,..
Neb; one to Mesrx. Gay and Grofit, Or.
leans, Neb., one 10 N Kohn, MiaronIs.
Mont, through Missouls Natl BzpL. one
10 Jas Morrison. Newport, Ark. through
L, l.. Watson Of Seport, Ark; one 10 w.
". Labdon Oi Newport Ssus, Va, pad
through Burus, Son K Co., Banksrs. at
Norfolk, Va; one 70 Margaret Clark, No.
II 81. ALdrews 81, New Orleans, la. No.
&c. ,3Gs drew Ire second Capital Prize Of
sI0.ODl, 10 wss sold In ten,bs st 81 each
cSs W William Leslie, amount paid 10
Wells, Fargo Il Co, both Of Gan Fran-
cisco, Ca, u Gne 70 =. Wohlhurttr, Of Old
ham, OAK, through Pint National Bank
Of hSdison, Oak; one 70 ID. C. Ma
COD, Elwood, Ind, through Citizens' Bank
Of Eobl.sville, Ind. one paid 10 Thomas
K. Miller, No. 1913 Lawrence street, Den
yer, Col. one 70 Charles II. Walker, Edin.
burg, Ill. through Ge0. +. Harrinytlo,
Es1., . banker there; one 10 Vim. n.
Arison, Monongabels City, Pa, tAsough
Peoples Bank Of MonongahelA So oils
drew the Third Capital P.ise Of go, 900.
II was also sold In Irrational tenths OF 81
each; two were pad through Fust Estioo-
al Bank Of Nashville, Tim ono was paid
to }. @. Hedhek, and another TO
H. Adams, 18th Of IAs Veeas,
n. ~. oos to L. 8. Apderson, paid
throczs Omaha Bapk Of Omaha, Seb one
10 Felix Enrich Of Ksnsas City. No,
through Citizsns' National Bank Of Kan
ns City. No. 80. .56e drew eoe Of tks
Foarth two Capita, priss Of SI0, 900 sseb;
one was paid L A. Ksesc1os Of Pbilsdel-
phia, Pa, through Bernard Gilpio. sttor-
nsy st law, No. III Walnut g.. Philszisl-
phis, Pa. No Is, 2e1 drew the ethss 1i0,-
coo Fourth Capital sold TO psrti.A in Mem
phk, Tenn. Kansas City. No, and COL
orado, Tex, etc, etc. Tia next dnwios
will be on Tuesday. JsADasy 10th, 1888.
when it will al b. re5eatsd. Any ipfos-
rnafion vviII - ofveo m annlicsfion IN n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
IN THE SENATE.
The West Virginia Case-Important AesS-
ursS Introduced.

The West Virginia Case-Important meas
ursS Introduced.
WASHINuTUS, December 13.-The Sen
ate Committee on Privileges and Elections
hos devoted several hours to-day to a con-
sider..ion of the West Virginia contested
election ease. Both the contestants ad-
dressed tho Committee, and both submit
tel printed bl;eis. There is no disagree
ment as to the facts The burden of Mr..
Lucas argument is embodied in the follow
ing from his brief:
T.If the special session hSd power to
elect, theG thev have chosen Mr.. Faulkner
and he IS entitled to be sworn in; but If
they had no such power, then tsere was
no vacancy, and their action is ultra wires
and Intellectual either to elect Judge Faulk
ner or terminate the title of the incum-
bent. Mr.. Lucas. who is the appointee Of
the Governor, is in that event entitled TO
be sworn in as Senator until the next
meeting of the Legislature in 1889.
The Legislature of State has power TO
make all laws rot prohibited by the Con-
stitution of the State or that Of the United
States. But this special session Is re-
stricted 70 certain business selected by
the Executive 70 meet al emergency"
Nr. Lucas quotes the provisions of the
State constitution, which declares taat
the Legislature when convened in special
session shall enter upon no business ex-
cept that stated in the proclamation by
wA,=i it was called together
Mr.. Lucas SSSged that the election
came under the denomination "husiuess,"
as used in the constitution, and submitted
judicial opinions from Wes! Virginia au-
thoTities OF tie subject.
Mr.. Faulkner contends5 that the elec-
ton OF Senator WAS not comprenenSe6 in
the tesl "husiness" as used in the State
constitution, and ayerred that a vast
MAJORITY oP THE JUDICIARY
and bar of West Virginia was of his way
of thinking He declared evarv ona,.;o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
NATURES HI0HNYkY.
Doings Of Boats Tad Roatmen Along the

Doings OF bokts Add FOhtmon Along ths
Ohio.
The Little Bill passed up yesterday at
p IN.
The John c. Fish passed up with
empties at 4p. IN.
The Katie Stockdale parsed down FOR
Cincinnati at 10 a. N.
The Bachelor left fOr iittsburgat $50 a.
III. and the CJarier Tor Psrkersburg at Il
coon.
Business on the landing looks quite
brisk, in comparison with VIZ. it has been
all summer and fall.
TIE marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet 8 inches aud rising. q rise
Of inches in the past twenty -four hours
The George ". Stone Is reported as bsv-
ing stuck three Eats Of coal at Sewberry,
and the George ShirAs Is said TO have stuck
her entire tow Rt Duck creek.
The Andes got away at 4 p. IN. for Gin.
cinna,i with a good trip, Capt Ch1.
Muhleman in command and Mart Soll Ia
the Office. The boat looked very hand.
some in her new clothes.
TIE Lew cylinders OF the Bcaz are being
put in position on the boat at the Eighth
ward landing, where she has been laid up
since last June. Her tow Of empties has
all bern towed up by the Acorn and Nag.
gle.
The marks fror. above yesterday were:
Pitts! urg 5 snd S-l0 feet and falling;
Parker, . feet 2 inches and falling; clear
and cool; Brownsville, 4feet inch and MS
ing; clear; Greensboro, . feet and station
arJ; clear; Rice's Landing. 3 feet II inches
and stationary; cloudy; Morgzntown, 3
feet inches and stationary; clear; Oil
City, foot inches and stationary; cloudy
and cold; Lock No. 4, feet 9 ipeAsx and
stationsrr; cloudy.
The McSeezpod Hex, says: "For the
Grat time in a number Of years the expedi.
ent Of bracketing the dams on the MoDon-
gahela river in order to float coal down 70
this city has been decided upon. The xork
is big undertaking and ..tayes Large
expenditure Of ..ssey. Il consists Of fx-
irc boan,s on the dams 10 the height Of
I1s inches, which holds in the roob %
treated Just IS inches more OF water. The
work was first hcrsn in the fourth pool.
When t5s boats reached Lock No. 3.
then the boards were knocked OF
the dam and the additional amount Of
water released raised the lower pool suf-
ficiently to Aoat tie craft doEa, and 70 on
at the next dam. Whss this work y con-
pleted nearly all the coal now shoas will
be at isniisss in httsbuIg. and In the
lrs: pool, and at The first rise there will b
no difaculty In starting for its destination
do sn the river. 1t Is now estimated that
I3. 900, 900 bushels are now in boats and
avaiting rise. Every to~bost Z poft "a
chartered for the first risa srd it Is under
stood that some god 0ld-tiiss rates have
been secured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
IN THE HOUSE,

large number of executive communi-
cations were laid before the House by the
speaker, ard appropriately referred until
/ o'clock. After the recess GpeaGer Car
Isle, having called Mr. Mills, Of Texas,
to the chair, Mr.. Cannon, Of Illinois, Of
tered resolution, declaring that the fol-
lowing named gentlemen shall constitute
the ConE;ittee on Elections: Mes3rs.
Crisp, (chairmau), OFayTell, Quthwaite,
Barry, Maish, Heard, johnson of GortL
Carolina, 0Seil OF Indiana, Moore, How
ell, Houk, Cooper, Lyman, johnson of
Indisna, and Lodge. The resolution was
unanimously adopted. The Speaker hav-
ing resumed the chair, directed all papers
in the varlous contested election cases to
be referred to the committee just elected,
and then the House at l'lO adjourned un-
til Friday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
Ircl.nd.. Friend. Adarr.. ,h. Pope.

LONDON, December l3.--An address, 70
he signed by many English Catholics, will
be presented TO Monsignor rersico. who
was charged by the Pope 10 make per
sonal investigation Of the affairs in Irr-
land, assuring him Of their love TO the
Holy See, and expressing the hope that his
mission will result in inducing the Pope To
assist in obtaining for Ireland the fulfill
ment Of her national aspirations. The all
dress will repudiato the actions of those
English Catholics who have adopted
course Of bitter and uncompromisiug hos.
tility towards Ireland. Tn. address has
already been signed by the Marquis Of
Ripon, Lord Ashburnhan, Lord Oxford
and other prominent gentlemen, and "
now being circulated for signatures amouy
the Catholics OF England.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
IVES ARRESTED.
The Young Napoleon charged with T"eft
ofsIoO, 900.

OfSl00, 1000.
New YORK, December l3.-lirnry S.
Ives, of the defunCt banking house Of
Henry s. Ives & Co, was a'r'ored this
afterpOan Jn n warrant issued charging
him with grand larceny, made Ivy Julius
Dexter, President Of the C., II. q d..
Railroad Co. The affidavit alleged on
June e. 1os7, draft vas drawn by
the Fret National Bank Of Cincinnati, OF
the Ard day of June on the Western Ma
,ional Bank Of New York, 10 order Of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
Company for 800, 600, endorsed by T. II.
Short, Assistant Treasurer OF the Company,
was stolen by H.-ry ). ives. Ives rays
he il not guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
pLA1NE's NOMINATION CERTAIN.
Col. Joe Manley Says the Presidents Mes
sage Settled the OnrstInn.

Col. Joe Manley Says the Presidents Mes
sage Settled the Question.
New YORK, December 13.-Col. Joe
Msnley, Of Maine, who is regarded as
Blaine's personal representative here dur
ing the latter's absence, was in town to-
day. He thinks the Presidents message
made Mr. blaines nomination by the Re-
pahlicans next year certain. Mr.. Blaine,
probably more than any other Republican
leader, was the best qualified to represent
the protection sentiment.
Mr.. Manley did not believe Mr.. Blaine
would refuse the nomination since the pub
lication of the Presidents message, defn-
ing for the fist time the position OF the
Democratic party on the tarif question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
4 Daring Posto fice Robbery.

DETROIT, December ia special to
the Ereniag Journal from Toronto says:
4 daring burglary was committed at the
pOstoMee in the yillaSe of Norwood early
Saturday morning, by which loss or
Sl1, COO in cash, $500 in stamps and over
$40, coo in notes and securities was sus-
tanned. The registered letters were also
taken. The burglars blew of the door Of
the postofice safe to get their plumber.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
Forgsr ArmytsEs Held for Traai.

PITTsBURG, December la-Orth II.
Stein, alias John Armytage, arrested here
recently for attempting 20 pars forged
check for $500, TO which viva attached the
signature Of John W. Mackey, the Gala
fornia millionaire, had n hearing to-day.
A the parties most interested did not
sacm inclined Ia prosecute, IL was sS-
pcctsd that Stein would be released, but
he WA finally held for trial at court on u
charge Of forging the United States ooncel-
lation stama. The stamps were placed on
number Of letters which Stein claimed t0
have received from California, hut which
had never parsed through the mails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
Rord's BODY identified.

ATLANTIC CITY, December l3.-The
body found on the beach yesterday has
been identified as that Of Vim. Reed, the
eccentric and wealthy iron and Oil pros
pector of Pittsburg, who was drowned uear
Somers' poiD. 0p October Il. The re-
mains were forwarded to-day to Mr. Reeds
late home in Sewicklie, suburb Of Ale
gheny City. lie was seveDty-twO yeas
old
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
Discovered With the Peoples Money.

WASHINGTON, December l&.-tn re
gponse 70 a resolution OF inquiry the Com
misSiouers Of Agriculture to-day sent q
communication to the Senate stating that
q patent had been granted to Prof Seeen-
son for an improvement in the diffusion
process OF making sugar, which improve
ment the Commissioner believes was dis
covered by Prof. Sweenson while n toe
government employ while making expert
ments with the peoples money for the
benefit Of the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
Three Children Burned to Death.

NEW YORK, December ia Point
Pleasant, W. Va, special says: On Sunday
Henry Fawcett and bis wife, living FIVE
miles south of here, went to church, leav-
ing their three children, the eldest being
but FIVE years old, locked in at home.
When the parents returned to the house it
was in ashes and the children all burned to
death.
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Si,OOe Damages.
- IlIt3aN0a
Special rss<qram 10 ,Is RsaSev,

SP'S"i- LtN9r an % t' RsglSET,
FARSERSBrRG, W. VA, December 13.-
IN the case Of Joseph Good against the
Ohio River Railroad Company, for dam.
ages 10 Ann street property by the Ohio
hiVer vladuet, iu which the plaintiff asked
Ten thousand, the Jury gave one Thousand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
Prominent Weston Citizen Dead.

SptciI ItlegTdN 70 UK htgINtr
WESTON, W. Va, December l3.-Mr.
Henry Flesher, father-in-law Of the ex.
postmaster of Aspinall, one Of the Oldest
citizens of Weston. died at his home at one
o'clock this morning from general debility.
He was 20 years of age, and at one time
owned the ground on which the Hospital
for the Insane now stands. His funeral
takes place to- morrow morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-14
\ BURGLAR KILLED.
Shot by Woman Who Wanted to Scare
Him.

-
Him.
PAREERSBURG, W. Va, December l3,--
Last night the family of Joseph Mullen, in
Cabell county, were awakened by noises al
the window. The next minute the form
Of negro was seen half way through an
upstairs window. Slipping out of the
room, Miss Mullen got revolver, and,
returning quietly, watched the regro's
actions. Her noiae evidently frightened
him, for, after getting into the room, he
crawled half way out again, when the
young woman, to irighteu him, fired the
revolver. The burglar fell dead OH the
porch and rolled to the ground. The bul.
let had pierced his brain. Another mau
was seen running away, but was not
caught The one killed has been identi-
fed ~ lSaac Moore.
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GIadatona,a Sad Wnrda.

LONDON, December l3-Mr. Gladstone,
in letter to the Liberal meeting at Du-
noon, says: Shocking and painful discord
is being created in the name Of union, ~
at one time the worst crimes were commit
ted in the name Of liberty. The state Of
Ireland has grown sadly worse under the
present government.
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ACANAnrAN postotGce WAS robbed Of